Wholesale, Lab-Grown
Shield Cut Diamonds, Wholesale
Natural and lab-grown are two separate lines here, never mixed on one certificate or one price list.
A shield cut diamond has a flat top edge that tapers down to a rounded or pointed bottom, built roughly like a heraldic shield. Designers use it most often as a side stone or accent next to a larger center stone, though it works as a center stone on its own in the right setting.
We carry shield cut diamonds in lab-grown only, a small, hand-picked selection. Every stone is IGI certified and sold loose, wholesale, to the trade.
It is a fancy-shape specialty cut, not a shape most general dealers stock. If you need shield cut diamonds for a custom setting or a side-stone pair, this is a narrow but real pool.
Buying Shield Diamonds Wholesale
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Shield cut is lab-grown only in our current stock. Ask us if you need natural and we will tell you honestly what exists in the market.
Shield cuts are often bought in pairs for symmetrical side-stone settings. Tell us if you need a matched pair and we will check what is available together, since a matched pair search is different from a single-stone search.
We can source additional shield cut stock on request. Call the office with the carat weight and quantity you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a shield cut diamond?
A shield cut diamond is a fancy shape with a flat top edge and sides that taper down toward a rounded or pointed bottom, shaped like a heraldic shield. It is most commonly used as a side stone or accent.
Are shield cut diamonds usually a center stone or a side stone?
Side stone, most of the time. The outline is built to flank a larger center stone symmetrically, though nothing stops a designer from using one as a center stone in the right piece.
Do you carry natural shield cut diamonds?
Not right now. Our shield cut stock is lab-grown only.
Can you match a pair of shield cut diamonds?
Ask us directly. Matched-pair availability changes with stock, and a true matched pair needs checking against what is currently in inventory rather than the general count.
Are these diamonds certified?
Yes, IGI certified, the standard lab for our lab-grown stock.
Related Shapes
Related reading: How matched pairs are actually matched.